Jeremy Paugh

Responsibilities

• Assist higher graded electrical installers in wiring and installation duties.
• Follow prescribed procedures and detailed instructions for routing and terminating wires, cables, and harnesses.
• Install and replace electrical and electronic equipment as directed.
• Drill holes and fasten down cables, harnesses, and equipment using clamps and straps.
• Splice wires and perform minor repairs using hand and power tools.
• Check all work for adherence to quality standards and complete required paperwork.
• Assist other installers on wiring, installations, and rework as directed.
• Segregate waste material and follow good housekeeping practices.
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• Performance of electrical acceptance testing, including verifying satisfactory electrical cable and equipment operation.
• Read and interpreted technical manuals, drawings and schematics to make accurate repair decisions.
• Recorded inspection and test data and adjusted weights, temperatures, grades, moisture content and quantities inspected or graded.
• Set up and operated specialized or standard test equipment to diagnose, test or analyze performance of electronic components, assemblies or systems.
• Obtained proper permits to carry out electrical work on facility and construction projects.
• Operate test equipment, such as computers, to perform electrical testing.
• Perform a Lockout/Tag-Out of ship's equipment to ensure it is safe for shipyard trades to work.
• Constantly using test procedures or departmental instructions to accomplish assigned tasks.
• Interact with multiple departments and organizations, such as the US Navy, to coordinate and accomplish testing.
• Troubleshoot malfunctioning equipment identified by the customer, the US Navy.
• Supported consistent analysis and product reviews using scripted tests, calibrated tools and well-maintained equipment.

• Read and used wiring diagrams, engineering drawings and manuals to meet design requirements.
• Performed cabling, component removal and installation, wire harness removal and installation and continuity checks using standard methods and practice.
• Assembled electrical systems or prototypes using hand tools or measuring instruments.
• Compiled and maintained records documenting engineering schematics and installed equipment.
• Completed assigned work within estimated or budgeted hours and within company standards of quality.
• Maintained knowledge of manufacturer installation specifications to maximize safety.
• Tested circuitry and electronic components according to engineering instructions, technical manuals or knowledge of electronics.
• Leveraged electronic schematics to troubleshoot and repair avionics equipment and electrical systems.
• Set up and operated specialized or standard test equipment to diagnose, test or analyze performance of electronic components, assemblies or systems.
• Guided and assisted lower grade mechanics in performing maintenance, repairs and installations resulting in increased productivity.
• Conducted necessary testing to accomplish work safely when aircraft was in power-on mode.
• Performed diagnostics and testing to locate root causes and resolve issues for optimal performance.
• Connected components to radio systems, instruments, magnetos and in-flight refueling systems.
• Removed and installed avionics systems following all applicable regulations.
• Leveraged outstanding communication, interpersonal and people skills to work well with clients.
• Tested and troubleshot instruments, components and assemblies to support proper functioning and identify system discrepancies.
• Read and interpreted technical manuals, drawings and schematics to make accurate repair decisions.
• Assembled tested components, wiring and systems, locating and correcting faults to optimize production results.

• Perform electronic maintenance, adjustments and tests Operate and perform preventive maintenance checks and services on assigned vehicles and power generators.
• Install supported weapon system test program sets.
• Replace defective components and perform base shop test facility alignments.
• Read technical diagrams and manuals in order to locate, isolate and repair instrument parts.

• Read complex manuals to review repair procedures.
• Sourced or fabricated replacement parts to correct faults with avionics systems.
• Evaluated and repaired electrical, air handling and other systems.
• Replaced defective parts and corrected problems using various hand and power tools.
• Operated ohmmeters, ammeters and time domain reflectometers.
• Identified and corrected loose connections, frayed wires and insufficient insulation.

• Performance of electrical acceptance testing, including verifying satisfactory electrical cable and equipment operation.
• Read and interpreted technical manuals, drawings and schematics to make accurate repair decisions.
• Recorded inspection and test data and adjusted weights, temperatures, grades, moisture content and quantities inspected or graded.
• Set up and operated specialized or standard test equipment to diagnose, test or analyze performance of electronic components, assemblies or systems.
• Obtained proper permits to carry out electrical work on facility and construction projects.
• Operate test equipment, such as computers, to perform electrical testing.
• Perform a Lockout/Tag-Out of ship's equipment to ensure it is safe for shipyard trades to work.
• Constantly using test procedures or departmental instructions to accomplish assigned tasks.
• Interact with multiple departments and organizations, such as the US Navy, to coordinate and accomplish testing.
• Troubleshoot malfunctioning equipment identified by the customer, the US Navy.
• Supported consistent analysis and product reviews using scripted tests, calibrated tools and well-maintained equipment.

• Employed hand signals to communicate effectively with coworkers operating transport vehicles and direct movements from floor.
• Communicated with team members to coordinate efficient and accurate movements.
• Estimated weights, heights and centers of balance to make precise placements.
• Secured loads on pallets to minimize damage and worker injuries.